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The Pioneering Travel Streamers Who Show the Real Side of Life on the Road

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Happy Birthday G - Last Stream of the Season !catdonate

02:00:44 · Oct 09, 2026

Past Twitch Streams

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Awkwards_Travel Twitch Profile Summary

12
Total Streams
45h 21m
Total Airtime
9
Active Days
1.3
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  • Most Active Day

    2 streams · 5h 15m
  • Favorite Streaming Day

    Friday
  • Most Common Start Time

    11:00
  • Tracked Since
    Aug 23, 2026
  • Last Seen
    Oct 09, 2026
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Awkwards_Travel Twitch Profile Details

Platform
Twitch
Username
awkwards_travel
Total tracked streams
12
Total airtime
45h 21m
Active days
9
Average streams per active day
1.3
Tracked since
Aug 23, 2026
Last seen
Oct 09, 2026
Most active day
2026-10-09 · 2 streams
Favorite weekday
Friday
Most common start time
11:00

Travel streaming isn't exactly new anymore, but back in 2017, when most Twitch creators were glued to their gaming setups, two streamers decided to take their cameras on the road. Tallulah and Gaspard launched Awkwards_Travel as the very first travel channel on the platform, essentially creating a whole new category of content that would inspire countless imitators.

What sets them apart isn't just the exotic locations—though streaming live from Bangkok's bustling streets or Greece's stunning coastlines certainly doesn't hurt. It's their commitment to showing travel as it actually is, not the carefully curated highlight reel you'd find on Instagram. They call themselves "the anti-Instagram," and that philosophy runs deep through everything they do. No editing, no cuts, just raw, unfiltered experiences streamed live to their audience of over 110,000 followers.

The couple's content spans everything from scuba diving adventures to the day-to-day realities of living abroad as digital nomads. Early on, they'd go live with terrible 320p quality and constant connection drops, but their audience didn't seem to mind—there was something refreshingly authentic about watching someone struggle with spotty internet while trying to stream from a remote island. As technology improved and competition increased, they've adapted by incorporating professional equipment like the LiveU Solo PRO, but the core mission remains unchanged.

Their relationship faced its biggest test during the COVID-19 pandemic when travel restrictions separated them for nearly a year. Tallulah had moved to Thailand at the start of 2020, but Gaspard couldn't join her due to border closures. For a couple whose entire brand was built around traveling together, this forced separation was both personally and professionally challenging. When they finally reunited live on stream, it became one of those genuine moments that reminded viewers why they'd been following this journey all along.

Today, Awkwards_Travel continues to push boundaries in the IRL streaming space, constantly evolving their content to meet rising audience expectations while staying true to their original vision. They've shown that there's a hungry audience for authentic travel content that doesn't shy away from the uncomfortable moments, the travel delays, or the times when nothing goes according to plan. In a world saturated with polished travel influencers, they've carved out a niche by embracing the awkward—and their community loves them for it.